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Something, you are leaving small amounts of saliva behind. >> the pizza is taken to a forensic lab and immediately tested for dna. >> they compared that developed dna to a database, and out pops darrell wint. >> police have their suspect. a 44-year-old maryland man who worked for savopoulos at american iron works 10 years before. almost a week after the homicides, his face is everywhere. >> you need to stop what youre doing and look closely. >> the manhunt is on. >> the suspect is 34 darren dill...

In the porsche that was apparently torched by whoever committed the crime. now a juror is looking at two critical pieces of evidence that says darren wint was involved in these killings. savopouloss dna is found on the vest too, as long as dna from a third unidentified person. could this be an accomplice. >> yes, it could mean that. one way to get aaround this is elimination specimens. who might have had contact with the vest. fining a match on the database would be really a major finding. >> so...

Pick kno pinocchios. they called it a whopper. turns out republicans had a copy of that cable, but they didnt tell the american people that your so-called signature was just a stamp that appear on millions of cables from the state department every single year. is that right? >> thats correct. >> now, madame secretary, my goal has always been to gather facts and defend the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth. last year i asked our staff to compile an asked and answered database. this...

Paid staffers in 11 states including of 40 employees in states holding the first four nominating contests and the operation is still growing. >> our ground game is all over iowa, new hampshire, south carolina. >> reporter: iowa offers a unique challenge, turning trump super fans into a caucus goers. to make it happen, the campaign is teaching supporters how to caucus and organizing precinct captains to deliver a victory. the question remains, can trump turn his poll numbers into votes. >> we att...

Porsche that was apparently torched by whoever committed the crime, and now a juror is looking at two critical pieces of evidence that says that daron wint was involved in these killings. >> reporter: savopolus dna is found and the vest, too, and the dna of a third unidentified person. could this be an accomplice? >> yes, it could mean that, and one way to get around this is e elimination specimens. who might are have had contact with the vest? finding a match on the database would be really a m...

Emerges. police release grainy surveillance video that shows someone running from the burning porsche. could this be the killer? but the most important break comes from an unlikely source -- a piece of pizza. >> it just so happens that the fire never really hit that slice of pizza. that is what broke this case. >> for dna experts like lawrence kobilinsky, its a pot of gold. >> you have a lot of cheek cells that tend to slough off into your saliva. theres a lot of dna in saliva. every time you bi...

Amounts of saliva behind. >> the pizza is taken to a forensic lab and immediately tested for dna. >> they compared that developed dna to a database, and out pops darrell wint. >> he worked for savopoulos ten years before. almost a week after the homicides, his face is everywhere. >> you need to stop what youre doing and look closely. >> the manhunt is on. >> the suspect is 34 darren dillon wint. >> hes a very violent man and the violence probably started when he was very young. >> he was born in...

Military investigators have found the u.s. did know this was a hospital being run by the medical group doctors without borders in northern afghanistan. two u.s. officials tell cnn the location was in a u.s. military database. one official saying the medical group did everything right. 22 people including 12 medical staff and three children killed in the u.s. attack october 3rd. doctors without borders says there has been more trouble. an armored vehicle carrying military investigators forced its...

Reauthorize it to continue to provide regulations on top of states as though were living in 1960, because thats when the rules were put in place, i dont believe we should do. that there is dramatic improvement in access to voting. >> nope. no, sir, the strend goitrend is the opposition direction. since 2010, 21 states put new voting restrictions in place. but there is some good news in voter expansion. yesterday california governor jerry brown signed a law that would allow californians to be reg...

Bring up in the op-ed fascinating key 1997 supreme court decision really at the heart of this. what is that? >> the case is prince v. united states, but theres the general constitutional idea that the federal government cannot force the states to enforce federal government policy. now, why does that matter? in the case of guns, this database that were talking about where we supposedly store mental illness information, the nics, is a federal database run by the fbi. that database is only as power...